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i
i
RADIO
PROGRAM
FOR
THE
WEEK
Friday
U
PA-Land
O'Heaith,
KIIQ
KOMO,
KGW,
.KGO.
6.00
p.m.
Wrigley
Tranwron-littetital
Program.
KHQ.
KOMO,
TvGW.
KGO.
KFI.
8.00
p.m.
General
Indepen-
.l.iK.1.
..
s
dents,
KIIQ.
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO;,"1
!K1'0,
KFI.
8.30
p.m.-
-Half
Hour
with
Max
i
11
100
f(D-IDy
SPORT
CHAT
Dolin
and
Chas.
H.
Gabriel,
jr.,!'
"
KHQ.
KGO,
KFI.
j
Those
Interested
in
indoor
bast-
9.00
n.m.
Correct
Time.
KHQ.j.
'
k
...
ji.
",r
n
iiam
ran
rasiiuyw
w
waw
Vr.n
tr
Kfn
ittrmn
Wednesday
!
Q
.
Mu.,i,.
'vim
P's
and
it
was
decided
to
7.30
p.m.--ieIlow
Cb
Gnyt-KTJMO,
KGW,
KGO.
v
form
an
executive
to
take,
charge
je,
V0,
KFL
j
looe
p
m.JuThe
Trocaderan
iofitbig
.Hport
The
'officers
are:.
vvn
virftw
SSi
In,lK0-M0-
KF1
10
00
to
,100'
'President,
Mr.
E.G.
Drown;
Vice
'
'
'
'
'
,Mu
li.oo
to
1Z.VU.'
KPT
'president.
Mh
Perrin;
Secretary.
outstanding
first
diviiiwi
billiard
tinn
nn.-Ti.m.i'rw
TTnn
o-...-j..
Mr.
Youhir.
A
rMirpspntaliiviHflule
"
me
'
'.w
!
ww
w
.
aiurudv
-
-
HrutA
rttnm
(Iiamo
a
at..
w-
J
Your
present
car
is
worth
more
to
you
today
than
it
was
worth
a
month
ago,
and
at
least
$100
more
than
it
will
be
worth
in
another
month
or
so.
On
that
basis,
buying
your
new
car
now
is
like
finding
money.
It
means
you
can
have
the
pleasure
arid
comfort
of
a
new
car
at
once,
and
save
real
money
by
doing
so.
Plainly,
then,
you
can't
afford
to
wait.
OUTSTANDING
BILLIARD
f
ftMMlTTFF
OF
iLU
ur
MATCH
IS
FURNISHED
Grand
Terminals
Are
Leading
First
Division
by
Long
Margin
Now
tmttn
vow
irnn
Tnn
r
.
ii
.
j
,
.
HKKieuaie
wore
ior
umi
iotrna
KFI.
"!
"u
M.
M.
MeIchUn
(G)
portents
that
widespread
public
w
r,
wtllUcroft
()
ui
ui
tirr
itldivn
uru
inri
1
.
1
1
1
1
.
j
cjui
is
vi
oiruinTTI
lCIup!TJ
njlW
Rev.
Iewis
is
the
second
minister
,
back
gathered
more
credence
am'
stricken
at
the
same
church
two
ong
close
followers
of
the
rinc
successive
Sundays,
last
Sunday
when
the
former
heavyweight
Rev.
A.
M.
O'Donnell
dying
in
the
champion
entered
training
recen-vestry.
tly
t
a
New
York
gymnasium.
make
MONTREAL,
MONTREAL,
No
Nov.
Ttr
More
(People
i
Buy
Hudsori-EsselGarF
Than
Any
Other
Six
1
Ta
.
t
a,
a
M
i
ne
ogutaiKHflt
icsflerinip
of
the
bnwex
Super-Six
it
a
nutter
6t
acMtl
vkal
fact
ti
the
outritht
iwur
of
what
people
want.
On
that
batfilt
Rm
tt
nncu
in
nmt
time
posnwn
a
roe
world
c
larecst
selling
1st.
HUDSON
and
ehab-
Herr,
for
the
first
time,
real
car
kxury,
with
briHiant
performihee
ihi
fine
apfx-araorc,
were
prefcatrd
at
let
than
f
1,200.
V
Emcx
alone
combine
these
qualities.
They
retuk
from
original
detign,
with
a
hatu
at
rrmarkaHy
eagineered
in
every
detail
at
itt
Super-Six
motor!
'
k
it
that
characteristic
which
dirTeremiatet
Efx
from
any
but
cortly
cart.
It
it
that
which
accoumt
forit
tmooth,
effortleis
eae
in
every
phase
of
performance.
Hudion't
two
great
factor!
of
performance
supremacy
are
exclutivc
inveno'onj
and
can
be
tharrd
by
no
other
maker.
The
Teleatrd
Super-Six
principle
converts
to
useful
power,
energy
that
in
other
typet
it
lout
in
vibration.
i
i
,
'
And
Hudton't
companion
invention
to
the
Super-Six
principle,
upon
which
patents
have
been
granted,
addt
a
further
step
in
efficiency
by
actually
converting
hitherto
waited
heat
into
ueful
power.
The
nrw
Hudson
motor
gives
the
tnap
and
performance
of
the
high
compression
type
without
sacrifice
of
flexibility
and
smoothness.
KTiaTttr
arm
;-i.i'iM
The
Only
Super-Sixes
Local
Agents:
Prince
Rupert
Auto
Company
Second
Avenue
-
.
-
J?hone275
attaurad
8
Ml
199
BAA
tl
Western
Lumber
Companies.
Coneral
McRae
says
that
this
dis-
poses
of
his
entire
interests
in
a
Canadian
lumber
enterprises.
REACTION
IN
STOCK
MARKET
Martinson
and
B.
M.
almpson,
while
second
prites,
pounds
of
COUNCIL
PROBE
DEPARTMENT
C.
P.
Balagno
(Grand,
Terrain-1
ali).
defeated
Alex
Murray
(Cfc4iatllart,
Brown
and
Dibb
to
Inve.
dfan
Legion)
by
260
to
140
in
an;
tlrale
Work
of
Einrlneerinir
Section
'
j
n.7u..i
.
'
W
P.m.--L,uary
strww
nour,
'ment
endinir
1216
to
3G4
for
the1
rolIowinR
tne
pasMnK
ol
a
j.uu
p.ia-jaw
mq
wnji,
m
Kn.
KOMO.
KGW.
KGO.
KPO,
the
executive.
Three
teams
aie:n--.i
t
jmnllnn
t.rAn.M
l.
AM
Tfnt.
11.00
p.m.
The
KGW,
KPO.
Jhurwlay
Trocaderans,
70
p.m.
Strd
Symphony
KRf)
n
00
ou
our,
KIIQ.
KOMO,
P(GW.
KGO,
II
to
12.00
mm
KGff
LIKE
HOODOO
St
00
fum.
Cerrect
Time,
Kim,
KOMI).
KGW.
KGO.
KPO.
9.3f
p.m.
Maxwell
House
Program.
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO.
KPO,
KFI
.
10.00
p.m.
The
Trocaderans,
KFI.
KPO.
11.00
p.m.
The
Trocaderans,
KPO.
,W,
J.
tafeon
T)
Gel.
MeMftrtie
(CL)
8
7W)
260,
be
named.
He
also
refused
to
2
440
220
1
iRO
2T0
1
30
250
J.
Hamilton
(GT)
...
718
289
i
a
,
rs
aj
iat
withdraw
a
previous
resolution
which
he
had
submitted
celling
for
the
resignation
of
the
city
demsndwlll
bring'
Jack
Demp-
Ben
Self
(GT)
1
50
250
engineer.
AM
A
rUITDm
l
fef
retirement
and
Dr.
J.
A.
West
(CL)
.
.
1
47
247;
I
111!
A
I
.ill
IK!
.!i
into
the
rinv
pin
Mt.
J-
Airew
(CL)
....
2
419
210
----c.
-
.
.
.
'
p.
J
WaAVA&WAA
orous
assertions
by
the
one-time
Manassa
Mauler
that
his
fighting
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
1.T
Stric-'days
are
over,
day
by
day
the
ken
witfa
a
heart
attack
when
pre-
evidence
piles
up
that
Dempsey
paring
to
take
part
in
a
Sunday
i&oon
will
don
the
glove
and
morning
service,
at
the
Cbownibattle
again
for
the
fame
and
wail
bVTj
iiuilii,
uiniii
i
w
r
to,
m.
tut,
iihk
liar
ail
nUI
K
I
K
XTIl
89
years
of
age
an
associate
pas-
htm.
These
constantly
recurring
,j
TT
.
;
i
.ii.i
,.n4.
-r
r
Alex
JN1
D.
Bnswn
Gi
S
718
2891
Outside
Commission
Aid.
Prudhvmme
urged
that
u
(G)'
'.'.'.'.'.'.11
co
tside
of
the
council
F.
Steew
219
w.
H.
ppointed.
Having
img
(GT)
....8
7S1
S40St,?ht
!"
,M,a'
dt
Kiui
ne
rnuuiu
name
one
mrminr
of
the
commission,
the
council,
G.'
P.
Tlier
CL)
!
!
!
2
4
IS
219
!he
"?50?d'
'nd
the
ity
en"lnw
Andrews
(CD
array
(CL)
Deealeir
(.G)
...
2
82
191
1
140
140
I
WIXIARD
STANDINGS
'
(Second
Division)
C
T
Grand
Terminals
8
-298
899
CoW
Setage
2
1889
945
Grotto
8
2049
888
!
(Individual
Averages)
M.
M.
McUctilM
(G)
8
90
200
Jfaa
BtKr
(.GT)
..
W.
H.
Jan
(GT)
.
J.
lUlhuon
(CS)
...
J.
Mjr
(CS)
a
Btfitte
(CS)
13.
QfeH
(CS)
.
.
.
ifc.
L.
Voangiwo
(GT)
Vr!.
a.i
j-iVik
the
third.
Aid.
Oollart
was
not
in
favor
of
Koinjr
outlde
the
council.
"I
1
186
185
think
we
have
enough
brains
te
deal
with
the
znattejr.
If
Aid.
Prudhomme
was
not
satisfied,
he
could
then
press
the'
matter
innner.
Aid.
Rudderham
thotiVlit
that
members
of
the
council
ahouldT
be
I
the
first
to
make
an
intefttigation.
I
Aid.
Prudhomme
felt
tjhat
there
was
evident
justlflcatten
for
an
outsid.e
Investigation.
Ir
the
!
!1
council
Stlf
fGT)
8
W2
191
did
not
realite
this,
he
dM
DOt
th,nlt
th,r
8
PUeh
1
Afl
OAfl
7
aa
vestigation.
Ofl
the
ewer
bylaw
I
5
fWt
f
from
$23,000
to
liO.OOO.
t
taatf
4tut.nl
tn
ti
aV.
,J.I
!.
A
n
lacOeftold
(G)
.
8
M8
189
...
.
,
,
.".7
.
1
!
trjn,.,
;
e
i
i
P,nx
an
maerenaeni
eommission.
.W.
fMley
(CS)
2
St4
187
Council
Competent
hJ-
Beealey
G)
8
548
181
Mayor
McMordie
belfeted
that
W.
Mitchell
(GT)
....
8
S8
178
the
council
was
well
qUaliHed
.
Howe
(G)
8
AG
100
te
deal
with
the
question
attd
tap-
XI.
Kraase
CS)
1
184
184
able
of
giving
an
honest
Mifnlon.
;Bert
Morgan
G)
1
101
101
M'RAE
SELLS
TWO
MILLIONS
LUMBER
COS
14.
-General
was
learned
In
today
has
re-
Keterrtng
to
,
tne
sewer
con
struction,
Aid.
Brow
a
pointed
out
that
tbe
city
engineer
could
riot
te
blamed
at
leaoi
for
an
6ter
expenditure
of
7;000
on
the
pipe
which
he
had
not
been
responsible
for.
,
Aid.
Prudhomme
replied
that,
when
the
extra
expenditure
for
the
pipe
had
been
decided
upon,
the
dty
engineer
had
given
assurance
that
there
was
sufficient
money
to
take
rare
of
it
After,
'further
discussion,
the
motion
was
carried
with
Aid.
f,
tfcitui,
fr
rruanomme
voting
againsi.
it
L.n:
tiJI-L
t.
4,-
r.o
mayor
named
the
committee
lo
conslst
tf
Aid.
Collar
Aid.
Dibb!"
and
Aid.
Drown,
tmne
ef
whom
tiare
members
of
the
T
Board
of
works.
r
Aid.
Prudhomme
declined
to
comply
with
a
sugre'fttlon
by
the
mayor
that
Ms
resolutlon.callifg
fur
the
city
engineer's-resignation
be
withdrawn
pending
'the"
out
Icome
of
the
investigation.
.NEW
YORK,
Nov.
!4.-The
Bull'GEESE
AND
DUCKS
jmarKei
ran
inu
a
norm
vi
sei-jMsiir
yosterdy
and
early
gttins
of
'1
to
G
cut
down
r
wiped
out
jt
Toast
a
docaw
high
priced
!
specialties
which
broke
at
$4
to
1
820
er
share.
Hoiling
wa
checked
around
ARE
SECURED
BY
LOCAL
HUNTERS
Kight
gvvse
and
numerous
duels
&mon.
o,ht
fo,ard
by!'
2?1"
5
'.L
'3.
.
-
I'laui
.
u.
mien
on
T"""
rwr
n
ii"
"t"-
r',
,.,,.-,..
.
.
...
.
,
W8.80
to
a
new
Mgh
of
$107.72.
u"""0
"P
TIT-n
.
-a
nn
winter
Harbor
aboard
(he
i
iirtuoiiai
iOB
oromi
av
ftu
ier
'
nrint,
tf.-
7itT
,
.
c
i.
1
mro.
WritW
Aero
it
$ia
ft
"rt1Stt
V"Fe
V)&
Tewnf
.
-
-
t
i
icnrna,
t
jit1
marty
left
Saturday
morning
and
MOOSE
WHIST
returned
home
last
night
j
A
party
of
six,
headed
by
Alex
in
the
weekly
khoclc-out
whist
flnnle,
visited
Porcher
tsland
unfl
ifturnament
for
members
of
the
bagged
six
fine
bucks.
They
left
aioow;
nub
left
rngni,
nrst
pri.,at
noftn
Baturday
on
the
Zatiardl
zes.
ehifkena,
were
won
ny
lony.uno
retumea
home
last
nisrht
on
the
l
Salvage
n
a
Princess.
Many
other
hunting
parties
cm
coffee,
went
to
Ole
Slegnvlg
and,
tire
holidrfy
week-end
-met
with
Gail
Lundqulst.
gooa
success.
PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEW3
Wednesday.
N,m!ltlW
H
52
ews
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
MM
.
RADIO
REPORT
IS
CONSIDERED
'Ity
Ciruncil
Defers
for
Another
Two
Weeks
Decision
Recti-fying
Disturbance
Here
em
vi
uuiiuen
nau
rvun
nis
ne-port
upon
the
matter
which
discounted
the
theory
that
the
muni
cipal
light
and
telephone
system
KWmTfpo
KFI
iKK-
.
PW
fr
smelter
Hill,;
The
flret
division
8tndnK
toaid
seconded
by
Aid.
Greer,
May-
'
a'
""LU
?
T
?JS
Z
t
Trdeinl
800
P-n-IWteo!
K-
KGW'
one
from
the
Concentrator
andldate
is
a.
follows:
or
McXIordie.
at
last
nlghf.
coun-
f
be
1T?V
KTrT
TroCaden,n8',KOiO.
KGO.
KPO.
KFI.
one
Tr0rn
the
StorTwo
of
these!
PI
Til
Av
!cfl
meeting,
appointed
a
special
and
p.
KM
"
KGW,
KGO,
Kl-I.
onn
n
rnrr-t
Tim
KHO
...
.
...n.i
j
.r
,,
.,
am
oi
ate
a
trouble
findinjr
set,
the
city
i
ieainc
win
si
a
ire
an
exhibition
1
"
"i"
iemmaiB
..
o
oooo
ji
iuum
ivikiuwuk
u
iiu.
vwt-
..
.
-
KOMO,
KGW.
KGO.
KPO.
WlfhL
lt
.
.
f.
t
Gretto
.
3
3202
10C7
lart.
Aid.
Brown
and
Aid.
Dlbb
f.u.ndl
"iBht8
mwtlnif
.00
p.m.-Earle
C.
Airthony
wfl,
,
tWs
.Canadian
Legion
.
.
2
205
1083
to
investigate
allegation
,
laia
on
U.e
UUie
lor
aothr
Program,
KGO,
KPO.
KFI.
i
rfb
L..
!
!?
against
the
city
engineering
de-,
th
wJrt
r,fl
Mr.
.Aft
nm.
Golden
Leirends.
i...
a
a
u.ikmm
ference
Terence
in
in
Prince
rnnce
Rupert
Kupert.
6.00
iMfr.jMHirlinit
Tran-con-
K
KOMO
Knw
?
UCTTr
?'
I
"
,
IL
1
"
.
a,V
n
'
jl
"1
.."T
17.
"
;
KGW
,
KGO.
KFI.
,
KGW
KOMO
10.00
tn
11.00.
KPO.Uj1j
'
o
i.i
.
-
'
ruiriiiv.
x
lMiKiiu
iui
i
'Little's
report
ifteluded
a
com-
.
..it
JL
it..
'
A
.
.
4
.
a
tm
o.r
i.s
l.'4
.r
iflHuwiuon
inim
we
leaerai
r-
S
WW
250
mission
outside
the
council
should
,
mwPn
"I"""1
'J1
whh
it
was
admitted
.that
th
ity
was
doing
all
1n
it
power
to
rec
tlfy
the
situation
as
far
as
it
coneernetL
i
Aid.
liudderham
felt
that,
in
the
city
to
contribute
to
the
iur-ehase
of
the
nwiehtae.
The
report
was
then
laid
oh
the
table
for
further
consideration.
WRECKED
HV
CVCLONE
BBNUOS
AYRHBt
Not.
14.
Eighteen
bodieo
have
been
found
late
last
night
in
the
ruins
of
the
Villa
Maria
which
was
wrecked
by
a
cyclone
TVemtay
evening.
Forty
Were
fcerloorty
injured
and
persona
were
being
extrteatvd
from
the
debris.
Casualties
were
expected
te
reach
a
much
higher
total.
Advertise
in
The
Newt.
PAIN
in
BLADDER
ITmplj
l.arf
by
SANTAL
MIDY
br
ur
to
rrt
the
tlrnoiMt
1a
Tort
-rMlli
r:
phoo.
ttdle-uiepi,
,
!.
,
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WON
AT
BASKETBML
Kincollth
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wan
Kume
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Little.
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dty
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the
trouble
finding
machine,
the
meb
ich
butuini
twtUllnm
Jealers
themnelw
cold
Well
at
.ord
to
do
it
price
nf
wheat
today
ls
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NOTICE
i
4w
liqaMctur
Notice
u
hli-.key
,jp.eitiaD
,
MsavaHs
at
the
i
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with
it
.ifuti
be
mtMur
lot'
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of
b
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nan
vi
.hc
uajiriivii
c
moquirr
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u
:
4
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f
K
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at
KdMilsJ
Km
ttm
Jin
ur.
4
bj
rvdr.
ithor.'f
vice
station
here.
He
beliered
ptnt
mcm
that
the
dertiH
of
uliHttes
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was
aoHtg
an
iMMBieu
reciiiy
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I
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tit
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s
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tt
proaident
of
the
rarpu
Prince
Hoftert
IVado
A
woe
iat
ton,
mm
taeu
called
npm
to
peak,
felt
that
?,0tt
":
"
there
were
still
disturbance
uki.
bji
s:
which
the
city
might
clean
un.
-gajf,
ur
,
The
Radio
Association
was
not
Rf
r
nm:
.in
u
frumwvu
tu
nHin
hit:
Miairr
of
lno
;testfng
set
thorgh
H
members
iu
n
pnpw-r
might
be
able
to
asefat
In
pas
k
a
mmmti
of
some
of
the
expenditure.
wr
uk.
nvr
Aid.
Brown
felt
that
aurely
2tZJr.:r'
i
there
were
enougn
raam
rans
in
ina
ft
miini.
5
.
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or
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or
any
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or
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powers
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tharra
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or
par
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to
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to
the
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says
"Buckinihamt
are
a
true
inspiration,
most
delightful
and
throat
ciy."
EmQiano
RcnauJ,
composer
and
one
of
the
trtalesl
piano
virtuoso
of
Canada.
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